Henry Kray is a young gay student who is out at college, but not at home. His father, Jack Kray, is a legendary right-wing Senator in a tight race for re-election. Senator Kray, in a strategic political move, enlists Henry to be the "poster boy" for his campaign, hoping to attract the young vote. Unable to stand up to his father, Henry finds himself in a dilemma.

With no one to turn to, Henry looks for comfort from his new friend, Anthony. But there is more to Anthony than Henry realizes. Anthony is a young activist determined to bring down the Senator and prevent his re-election. When Anthony discovers the truth behind the Senator's "poster boy" gimmick, he seizes the opportunity to expose the hypocrisy by getting close to Henry. Complications arise when Anthony begins to develop feelings for Henry and he must decide if the cause is worth losing Henry forever.